Loretto
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Loretto real estate is perfect for those looking to live in a quiet, peaceful community away from the noise of the big city, but still in an area close enough to enjoy the metro area to the fullest. The city is a close-knit community, with a town baseball league dating back to the 1940’s.
With an exceptional school system, and every necessity located nearby, homes for sale in Loretto are a phenomenal choice for those who want both space, and a community connection.
The City of Loretto is home to beautiful parks and ponds that are perfect for residents to enjoy. From the Arnold Klaers ball fields to The Ponds, there’s always a great place to get out and get active – whether you like to play, fish, bike, or anything in-between. The city is also home to Snap Fitness, for those who’d like to be active indoors, and the Baker National Golf Course close by.
Loretto is home to all of the essentials, from auto service to bike repair shops, but that certainly isn’t all that’s available in the area. Loretto is a short drive from big box stores like Target and Lowes to specialty retailers offering everything from woodworking to pet supplies. No matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find it nearby.
Whether you’re hungry for burgers, pizza, pasta, or anything in-between you’ll find it in Loretto. Some local favorites include crab stuffed mushrooms, wings, and ribs from the Choo Choo Restaurant and Bar; or, there’s great pizza and fantastic prime rib at Detour 19.
Sustainability is one of the City’s top priorities. Loretto provides a comprehensive recycling program in addition to educational resources available to all residents through their website. To learn more, click here
Delano Public Schools, district #879, provides for all of the educational needs of Loretto residents. This district is known for several Blue Ribbon and Five Star Schools, and consistently surpasses state and national averages on tests including the ACT.
Transit Link provides for the public transportation needs of Loretto residents. This fee-based service is available to any resident upon scheduling request for medical appointments, shopping trips, commutes, and more.
A five-member City Council presides over Loretto’s internal operations. This council consists of the Mayor and four council members and meets on the second Tuesday of every month.
Born on the Soo Line railway, Loretto was founded in 1886. Businesses like dairy mills and meat markets in addition to a general store and bank sprung up quickly, establishing Loretto as a commercial center. The city was officially incorporated in 1940, and since then has boasted town team baseball, keeping the community close. Today, Loretto is home to just under 700 residents.
The City of Loretto is home to beautiful parks and ponds that are perfect for residents to enjoy. From the Arnold Klaers ball fields to The Ponds, there’s always a great place to get out and get active – whether you like to play, fish, bike, or anything in-between. The city is also home to Snap Fitness, for those who’d like to be active indoors, and the Baker National Golf Course close by.
Loretto is home to all of the essentials, from auto service to bike repair shops, but that certainly isn’t all that’s available in the area. Loretto is a short drive from big box stores like Target and Lowes to specialty retailers offering everything from woodworking to pet supplies. No matter what you’re looking for, you’ll find it nearby.
Whether you’re hungry for burgers, pizza, pasta, or anything in-between you’ll find it in Loretto. Some local favorites include crab stuffed mushrooms, wings, and ribs from the Choo Choo Restaurant and Bar; or, there’s great pizza and fantastic prime rib at Detour 19.
Sustainability is one of the City’s top priorities. Loretto provides a comprehensive recycling program in addition to educational resources available to all residents through their website. To learn more, click here
Delano Public Schools, district #879, provides for all of the educational needs of Loretto residents. This district is known for several Blue Ribbon and Five Star Schools, and consistently surpasses state and national averages on tests including the ACT.
Transit Link provides for the public transportation needs of Loretto residents. This fee-based service is available to any resident upon scheduling request for medical appointments, shopping trips, commutes, and more.
A five-member City Council presides over Loretto’s internal operations. This council consists of the Mayor and four council members and meets on the second Tuesday of every month.
Born on the Soo Line railway, Loretto was founded in 1886. Businesses like dairy mills and meat markets in addition to a general store and bank sprung up quickly, establishing Loretto as a commercial center. The city was officially incorporated in 1940, and since then has boasted town team baseball, keeping the community close. Today, Loretto is home to just under 700 residents.
